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CMS used by Nortwestern University is Blackboard with collaboration services powered by Google Apps for Education. This web page contains information of : Archiving Tools: Archive a Course Exempt a Course from Archive Restore an Archived Course View and Modify Course Status

Instructional Design Wizard walks users through creation of pedagogically-sound courses containing a variety of learning experiences focused on appropriate learning levels. \nThrough an intuitive and accessible drag-and-drop interface, Course Builder organizes and manages the development of a course, its lessons, and its materials, building on the course blueprint provided by the Instructional Design Wizard. Its integration with Learning Environment tools allows a seamless experience for creating items and associating them with one another from one interface, providing a consolidated view of the course

Sakai is in use at over 200 universities, colleges and schools throughout the world. Below are several case studies that demonstrate the power of Sakai

Open Source eLearning and eWorking platform allowing teachers to build effective online courses and to manage learning and collaborative activities on the web.

free tutorials and resources on Moodle

mySakai is a free, hosted instance of the rSmart Sakai CLE where you can pilot Sakai tools in real-life situations and experience many of the benefits rSmart provides to its clients. As part of this experience, you can learn from and collaborate with other users and rSmart staff in an online community that makes full use of Sakai's cutting-edge collaboration tools.

For IT directors at schools debating whether to use Sakai or Moodle as a course management solution, here is a side by side comparison. All signs point strongly towards Moodle kicking Sakai's butt and to the Mellon Foundation, Hewlett Foundation, and Sakai Partners wasting $6.6M.

Moodle: 2,981 deployments / 54% market share Blackboard + WebCT: 2,500 deployments / 45% market share Sakai: 35 deployments / .63% market share

Links: # Why use Moodle? # Moodle Tutorials # Wikieducator tutorial/Getting started/Create Moodle-account # Moodle for Wikieducators # Free Moodle for Teachers (M4T) Online Workshops # Free Moodle Overview for potential Admins/enthusiasts and other free Moodle courses/resources for teachers

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